The five files that go wrong most often
These are not hypotheticals. Every one of them turns up on this corridor, and every one is catchable before money moves.
- A farmer-quota plot with a broken allotment chain, where one link in the transfer history never got authority approval.
- Outstanding dues the seller has not disclosed, which surface at the no-dues stage and stall the registry.
- A plot whose physical demarcation on site does not match the sanctioned layout plan.
- A general power of attorney sale dressed up as an ownership transfer. It is not one.
- A plot already pledged against a loan, with the bank charge undisclosed.
Residential sectors and current rates
Indicative, August 2026Rates move every quarter. Every figure has a source, and we will give you the live number before you negotiate.
How we verify
We do not accept photocopies as evidence. Every claim on a file gets checked at source: the allotment against the authority record, the dues against a fresh no-dues certificate, the lease status against the registered deed, and the boundaries against the layout plan on site.
If a file fails, we tell you what failed and whether it is fixable. Some are. A missing approval in the transfer chain can often be regularised. An undisclosed bank charge can be cleared at closing. Knowing which is which is the difference between a deal and a loss.
Questions people actually ask
How long does a resale transfer take?
Several weeks end to end on a clean file, with the sub-registrar appointment itself taking about a day and the possession letter following roughly 60 days after registration. A file with a defect takes as long as the defect takes to clear.
Who pays the transfer charges?
It is negotiable and it should be settled in writing before the token. In practice the buyer usually carries the stamp duty and registration, and the transfer charge is split or absorbed depending on how the price was agreed.
Can I buy on a general power of attorney to save stamp duty?
No. A power of attorney does not transfer ownership of an authority plot and the authority will not recognise you as the allottee. It is the single most expensive shortcut on this corridor.
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